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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 488, 23 March 1933, Page 4

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VISITOR'S v BRITISH MANU^ SAYS RECIPRo NEEDED DOMINION DELIGHlj The opinion that Nei a delightful country f6 Was stated to a "Posf tive yesterday by Mr, J, of Cheshire, England, d> tersby and Co., Ltd., tlij British hat manufactuii Mr. Battersby, accoiu daughter, is making a the Dominion and leave morning for Wairakei, Wellington prior to retc land. So charmed is] Zealand and its people) when he returns hosij hesitate tp advise hisi to visit the Dominion. The damage which t| the Napier and other eai done to tourist traffic) was another point up; Battersby ' touched and opinion that with theij ditions everywhere ctK attraetions of the Doi be more widely adveti that New Zealand ma; people's attention "while lioliday frame of mind A firm believer in] Mr. Battersby said all i day when the British 1 be so united that there necessity to rely on i tries for goods which i duced in the Empire, wards this aim would adopted by his ovn fc making personal conta seas markets, especial the fact that British i were becoming awarei requirements of ' tb These manufacturers i now catering for over an inereasing degree, It was his opinion i trade conditions in Ea to that country bein; emerge from the worli pression and he feelsi improvement will in a: flect itself 'in New Zet Production in his oa; ness, said the visitor, t large increase and an; the future.